CODE COMPLETE
The first major public website architecture is complete. Current work is now driven by real-device QA, launch operations, and new verified content.
V15.0 / LIVE BUILD SYSTEM
Momentum Protocol is being built in stages. This journal separates what is coded, what is actively being developed, what still needs validation, and what remains a concept—without turning future direction into a promise.
Status here reflects verified project state. Product concepts do not advance until there is real design, prototype, vendor, validation, or launch evidence.
The first major public website architecture is complete. Current work is now driven by real-device QA, launch operations, and new verified content.
V15.0 / LIVE BUILD SYSTEMThe broader Momentum Protocol software ecosystem remains in active development toward the planned 2027 release window.
BUILDING / VALIDATINGArtist, legacy, release-development, production, campaign, story, press, and media-kit surfaces are established. Commercial-release status remains separate from development status.
PUBLIC SUBSITE LIVEMP/THERMAL, MP/ZERO, and GEAR SYSTEMS have public concept architecture, but no product family advances on the site without real-world evidence.
CONCEPT / NOT FOR SALEThese checks come from the deployed Momentum Protocol runtime. They describe technical state only; they do not replace the manual launch approvals listed below.
Production telemetry is loading independently from the editorial build history above.
Added a unified public search and directory layer across Momentum Protocol, Studios, physical-product concepts, Build Journal, and public resources.
The Build Journal now reads deployed release, environment, branch, code-gate checks, and manual launch requirements directly from production diagnostics.
Added a permanent public destination for verified progress, maturity boundaries, and recent project milestones.
Closed remaining mobile journey interaction edge cases around overlays, stage feedback, orientation changes, and safe areas.
Preserved the compact iPhone journey while restoring accessible mobile touch targets and explicit stage labels.
Rebuilt the oversized five-stage mobile journey into a compact active-stage rail after reviewing the deployed site on iPhone.
Desktop and iPhone recordings drove mobile spacing, secondary-text contrast, portfolio density, and chrome refinements.
Declared the first major website architecture code-complete and established the rule that future versions require real product, content, launch, or production change.
The public site should become more specific only when the underlying project becomes more specific.
Committed functionality, successful deployment, and verified runtime behavior can move software status forward.
Real browser and iPhone review can drive interface changes when the rendered experience exposes a genuine problem.
Approved design, prototype, vendor, specification, testing, or validation evidence is required before physical-product maturity advances.
Artists, platforms, products, or availability should not be presented as commercially live until that status is independently true.
Future updates will be added when there is a real milestone worth recording—not just another version number.